Northants Art Class

As a pencil drawer I joined the class to try out new things. Over the weeks I created new pieces of art work with the support of Louise, Jemma and Emma. It is so nice to be sitting with others and seeing their work. Jemma's organisational skills are fab, culminating in an exhibition that allowed us to show our art pieces. Highly recommended as a way to try out new mediums.

I have really enjoyed taking part and learning on this course. Have felt very supported at all times and that when I struggled was helped. I feel that I have produced some pleasing pieces when I had not picked up a pencil in fifty years. The organisation and information has been excellent.

I would certainly recommend this well organised and thoroughly enjoyable course. Both Jemma and Louise are helpful and supportive. I’ve completed two courses as a beginner and returner. It has amazed me that I’ve been able to produce some lovely artwork and it has given me the confidence to continue with this lovely relaxing hobby. There’s always a supply of lovely cakes too!

When I first signed up to the Seasons art class I was a little nervous about going. I soon settled in and looked forward to the following week and the one after that and so on…. I realised just how much I had learnt and what I was capable of. Jemma and Louise taught me so much that I loved it and it has given me the confidence that I needed to carry on. I joined the next course and learnt some different skills! I would thoroughly recommend the classes if you are thinking about it, just go for...

I would recommend the seasons art class at Bugbrooke to anyone who wants to learn to draw and paint. I was a complete beginner and within 2 lessons was producing very competent pictures. The teaching was very clear and helpful in many ways and Louise the teacher was able to give individual support in the class even throughout covid. The group was very supportive and friendly and we were encouraged to look at each others work in the class and via the WhatsApp group. Jemma, the facilitator coul...